On the other hand, letting people starve and live on the streets is entirely Christian, along with walking by on the other side.

Nah, butch! I like it.

Butch!

Imagine The Trial of A Time Lord without a break! 🤣

I know they didn’t do it *all* the time. But they did it with a fair whack of them.

….which is ironic, given that the tagline was imploring people to become informed about the subject-AIDS: Don’t Die Of Ignorance.

And within a year, we had the tombstone advert in the UK, voiced by John Hurt.
Talking to a sexual health doctor who was in practice at the time, he said that they needed a rapid change of behaviour to save lives and ad was the method. We are still living with the ignorance the ad bred….

And I still have no idea why BBC Video thought it was a fabulous idea to stick the episodes into one great big long one. The storytelling shape was all wrong, with the only clue being a cliffhanger every 25 minutes followed rapidly by a much lighter bit.

If you’re that worried about how good your teeth look rather than their health, then I’d cough up the money and quit whining.

They could be viscous little buggers if you hit your finger between the ‘claws’.
I find the tape at the end if a bread wrapper easier to deal with.

Or it’s 69p in Lidl for their own brand. Which works just as well.

You made that? It looks amazing.

No idea why. You look amazing 🤩

The BBC aren’t stupid. They will have cooly thought this line through.

…of our money.

The Telegraph - Hating Britain One Article At A Time.

Some Tupperware does go soft as it gets older.

I don’t think they’d wear that any more, no matter how much they liked him before and honestly believed in him.

In my view, the elements are there but his base is being kept sufficiently happy for them not to complain. I wouldn’t be surprised to learn that he’d be worried about his base being presented with an amorphous set of allegations summed up in one personalised incident.

….the Earth spins, gravity, the composition of water, air being available for free, the rules of Monopoly, the sky being blue, grass being green, East Anglia being in the east and anything but her policies.